The Snoqualmie Fire Department is excited to announce that it will be offering free training sessions for the Stop the Bleed and Opioid Overdose Education classes on February 17 and March 17. These classes are crucial in equipping community members with the skills necessary to deal with life-threatening bleeding and to respond effectively to opioid overdoses. The training emphasizes practical techniques that can be employed in emergency situations, potentially saving lives. With opioid-related incidents on the rise, this initiative is particularly timely and impactful for residents of Snoqualmie. The courses will not only educate participants about these urgent health issues but also encourage community involvement in public safety efforts.

The fire department's commitment to providing these resources reflects its proactive approach to enhancing the safety and well-being of its residents. Community members are strongly encouraged to take part in these sessions to gain essential knowledge and skills. This initiative reinforces the importance of local preparedness in the face of health emergencies.